GamgeeFest
· 11 March 2006
· Chapter 1: Chapter 1
Who indeed? I think I already know the answer to that one, but we'll see. I'm interested to see your take on this story. I love Pippin's guilt for not liking Laliah and the mention of how hard he tried to like Reggie's daughters. He feels he should like everyone. I also liked Merry's complete lack of guilt and that he was just looking forward to seeing Frodo again. He always sees the silver lining, doesn't he? ;)
Author's reply
Well, naturally you do. *grin*
Pippin always thinks he should like everyone, so naturally he feels badly when he does not, poor child. Merry, on the other hand has no such compunctions. If people are not likeable, well, then he doesn't like them--it's their loss for being so disagreeable, LOL!
Queen Galadriel
· 11 March 2006
· Chapter 1: Chapter 1
Oh no, this doesn't sound good. The jewelry and their mother look to be involved, and that's ominous in itself. And poor Pearl! I don't exactly feel sorry for Lalia, but why on earth would anyone not set the brake properly on a chair just because she was overbearing and sharp-tongued? I'm really excited to see where this is going!
God bless,
Galadriel
Author's reply
Yes, you will indeed find the jewelry and their wicked mother involved. And you will learn more of the accident as the story progresses...
PIppinfan1988
· 11 March 2006
· Chapter 1: Chapter 1
I look forward to re-reading this lovely tale! And for Little Pippin's sake, I shall try to behave myself when commenting about Hyacinth...a wee bit, anyway. :-)
Every detail is wonderfully described, picture-perfect in my head--which makes you such a fantastic author!
Author's reply
Yes, we must watch our language around Little Pippin, LOL!
*blushes* Thank you! 8-D